Pease program for Mexico to proceed without delay
The article states the Pease program for Mexico will be carried on without delay and that the next step in Pan American plans will be taken soon regardless of Carranza's actions. It emphasizes ongoing U.S. policy directions and forthcoming measures in Latin America.
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Mexico
Carranza
Morning Journal
Washington
Lansing
Zapata
State Department
Villa
Villa forces attack Monterrey amid Mexican civil conflict
Reports from Torreon to the State Department indicate Villa loyalists began an assault on Monterrey Nuevo Leon as Carranza forces under General Treviño defend the city. Authorities note reinforcements from Tampico and disrupted rail links complicating aid and supplies. General Villa marches with Raoul Madero to the Monterrey front as Major General Scott plans talks with Lansing.
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Monterey
Villa
Torreon
State Department
Carrannaa
Eluer
Carranga
Mexico City
Kises Arredondo
Washington
Carranca
Nuevo Leon
Carranza
Treving
Villa Agenes
Carranksenerale
Tampico
Modona
Saltillo
Mexico
Department
Raoul Madero
Scott
Lansing
Maytorena to step down as Sonora governor in September
From Nogales Sonora the Villa chief Maytorena announces he will relinquish the governorship of Sonora on September 15 Alberto Morales will become governor General Felipe Angeles will lead the military force for Villa in Sonora and Sinaloa A rumor that Villa was killed caused a drop in his currency though he denied the report via a direct message
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Nogales
Ariz
Jose Maytorena
Villa
Sonora
Neogales
Alberto Morales
Maytorenas
Felipe Angeles
Sinaloa
Maytorena
General Villa
Mexican press inflames border crowds prompt U S papers seizure
Highly prejudiced articles in the Mexican press along the border, especially in Monterey, have inflamed the populace. United States customs officials report orders to confiscate any papers that tended to arouse hostility or spread anti United States sentiment.
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Laredo
Tex
United States
Monterey
Weather forecast for New Mexico today and tomorrow
The forecast calls for fair skies in New Mexico on Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer conditions on Tuesday and in the eastern portion on Wednesday.
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Washington
New Mexico
Local Weather Report
Maximum temperature two degrees minimum two degrees range thirty degrees. Temperature at 6 p m is seventy three degrees with southwest winds and clear conditions.
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Local Weather Report
Postal Curbs Aim to Bar Hate Papers in Mail
Officials vow to bar incendiary Mexican style sheets from mailing routes after a local Mexican paper reprinted Puebla content urging Villa to attack Nuevo Laredo and invite U S intervention. A Monterey issue called for Mexicans to reclaim former U S territory, with copies seized by customs.
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Puebla
Mexico
Hugh Scott
United States Army
Villa
Nuevo Leredo
United States
Monterey
Americans Flee Hermosillo Front Huerta War News
Many Americans leave the Hermosillo district fearing Indian attacks. Some travel to the Gulf of California mouth or the Colorado River head by wagon from Magdalena. Telegraph service between Guaymas and Nogales restored and Southern Pacific to resume trains in a few days.
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Guaymas
Sonora
San Diego
Cal
Hermosillo
Colorado River
Gulf of California
Magdalena
Nogales
Southern Pacific Railroad
CAREANZN Trios To MAKE NTTACK ON SONOTA
Mazatlan to Sonora mobilization reported as General Dieguex arrives from Manzanillo on the Guerrero gunboat. Carrones troops to operate against Sonora. about 2400 men now assembled for action.
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Careanzn
Nttack
Sonota
Mazatlan
Sinaioa
Mex
Rudio
San Diego
Cal. Ave
Gleneral Dieguex
Manzanillo
Colima
Guerero
Carrones
Sonora
Berazi Council of Ministers to Deliver Mexican Information Reply
Rio Janeiro August 20. At the next council of ministers De Lauro Muller will submit to President Drax the reply to the deputies demand for information on Mexican affairs. After Jose Manuel Cardoso de Oliveira, the Brazilian minister to Mexico, returns a green book on the Mexican situation will be issued.
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Rio Janeiro
Council of Ministers
de Lauro Muller
Drax
Chamber of Deputies
Fro Janeiro
Jose Manuel Cardoso de Oliviera
Trazillon
Mexico
Carranza Expedition Reaches Santa Rosalia
The Carranza expedition, which departed La Pas on the steamer Pacificio, reportedly reached Santa Rosalia a large mining town with many French interests and has occupied the district according to radio reports to San Diego.
Black River Rises Near Pocahontas as Levee Breach Sparks Rescue
Black River continues to rise with Pocahontas on a high bluff safe. Levee break at Surridge floods about 20 000 acres. Hundreds of volunteers and a thousand rescuers rushed to the scene as Datto and Diggers report rising waters.
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Little Rock
Ark
Pocahontas
Black River
Surridge
Datto
Diggers
Plan to WNCHE HITS in Texas City Arrests San Antonio
Twenty six Mexicans seeking to establish a Latin Republic of Texas were arrested in San Antonio. Authorities reported a planned operation that would have spread in Texas City.
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Texas City
Republic of Texas
San Antonio
San Antonio Arrests Tie to Plan of San Diego Uprising
Twenty six Mexicans were arrested in San Antonio amid a crackdown on a plan tied to the so called Plan of San Diego to incite violence against residents. Three leaders speaking to about 1 000 Mexicans urged violence, then police and federal agents detained a larger group and prepared charges.
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Sreciay
San Antonio
Tex
Lancaster
San Diego
Republic of Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Brownsville
United States Department of Justice
Muetey
Welch
Chie Lancaster
United States
Fedeéeral
Export permit issued for wines to France allies and US
A ministerial order issued in Paris allows the export of wines to France's allies and to the United States. Washington received notification of the decision on August 30.
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Washington
State Department
Paris
France
United States
Veterinarians debate foot and mouth disease at Oakland meeting
The American Veterinary Medical Association opens its first annual convention in Oakland California with talks on foot and mouth disease. Dr John J Monlet notes past stamp out campaigns and cites that one in six cases link to virus carried on shoes bodies or clothes.
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Wornine Journal
Oakland
Calif
American Veterinary Meter Association
John J. Monlet
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau
California Quarantine Lifts on Foot and Mouth Disease
Gov. W. Johnson issues proclamation removing California quarantine for foot and mouth disease. Shipments of cattle sheep and swine resume with state veterinarians certificates or approved inspectors. effective September 1. Applies to Arizona Colorado Nevada Nebraska North Dakota New Mexico South Dakota Utah Washington Wyoming Arkansas Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma Texas.
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Calif
Virem W. Johnson
California
Arizona
Colorado
Nevada
Nebraska
North Dakota
New Mexico
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklshoma
Texas
Army officers shown as partisan in Portland dinner toast
Secretary Garrison received a letter from Senator Chamberlain detailing a Portland dinner where two Fort Stevens officers allegedly toasted the German emperor and wished Germany success in the war. Brigadier General Aline was informed but the matter was not taken seriously.
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Washington
Garrison
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Fort Stevens
Aline
Clarkvon
Liberty Bell to Stop in Deming on Homeward Route
The Liberty Bell’s homeward trip from San Francisco, announced by the city council committee, will depart November 11. It will pass through San Diego, Los Angeles, Maricopa Junction, Deming New Mexico, El Paso, San Antonio, Austin, Fort Worth, Dallas, and Houston on its way to New Orleans, costing about 52000 versus 28778 outward.
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Morning Journal
Mhiladelphian
Liberty Bell
San Francisco
San Diega
Los Angles
Maricopa Junction
Arig
Deming
N. M
San Antonio
Austin
Fort Worth
Dallas
Mouston
Texas
New Orleans
Munkenburg
Napoleon campaign cited as precedent in world war notes
Desperate fighting continues in the Dardanelles while reports from Courland to Galicia show German and Austrian forces pressing Russians. Observers note autumn storms may halt Teuton advances. references to Hindenburg and Brest Litovsk actions. Western trench fighting persists. Italian front reports slow northward advances.
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Morning Journal
London
Aus
Courland
Galicia
Berlin
Vienna
von Hindenburg
Riter
Riga
Russia
Brest-Litovsk
Nicholas
Pripet Marshes
Mazurian Lake
East Prussia
Teutons
Lipsak
Grednoe
Tered
Feld
Dardanelles
Great Britain
Continged Victories Reported From Pillom Vienna
Vienna August 30 Austrian War Office reports General Pflanzer Battin and Bother advance to Stripa while repelling enemy pursuit. Lower Koroples rivulet area sees stubborn resistance broken. Hoehmi moll forces engage east of Zlocsow toward Radgiechow. Vilnius area forces gain ground near Latek Swin and nearby towns. Austro Hungarian troops in Mieloviezh region defeat Hussians near Szereszowo pursuing toward Prusgany. Italian front sees intermittent artillery fire with unchanged situation in coastal and Tyrolean districts.
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Vienna
London
Austrian War Office
Hhusean
Generale Pflanzer
Battin
Bother
Stripa
Koroples Rivutet
Hoehmimoll
Zlocsow
Bialy
Kamien
Radgiechow
Thia Front
Vilhynia
Latek
Swin‘uch
Mieloviezh
Szereszowo
Prusgany
Dardanelles Operations Report Issued by Turkish War Office
The Turkish war office issued a report on operations in the Dardanelles noting that Saturday attacks in Anafarta district were repulsed with enemy losses. Ey e counter attacks reclaimed trenches before our center, killing the occupants, as fighting continued over the last two days.
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Constantinople
London
Dardanelles
Turkish War Office
Anafarta
Airmen Drop Bombs on Hostile Camp Positions
Our airmen who took part in the battle successfully dropped bombs on camp positions held by the enemy, reflecting effective operations during the engagement.
Stubborn engagements in Courland front continue
Petrograd reports from the war office that near Friedrichstadt Courland and along the Niemen line fighting remains stubborn. German forces push along the Troncou railway and Mirachaten while Russian rear guards slow the assault south of Lipth and Pruszany Gorodny as Vladimir Volynsky and Lutsk directions see continued tense actions.
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Petrograd
London
War Office
Tonteht Sages
Friedrichstadt
Courland
Troncou
Ebekau-Newhat
Mirachaten
Lipth
Pruszany Gorodny
Vladimir Volynsky
Lutsk
British War Office reports quiet front with minor actions
London Aug 30 Field Marshal Sir John French issued a report noting no recorded fighting since August 18 with normal conditions overall. He cites downed enemy aircraft on the 8th and 21st and heavy artillery setting a railway train ablaze at Langemarck Station near Ypres on the 25th, plus a joint air attack on the forest of South Huera t without losses.
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London
Sir John French
British War Office
Langemarck Station
Ypres
Paval Flying Corps
South Huerat
War Office Bulletin Reports Artillery Actions Across Front
Paris reports a military communiqué detailing artillery actions in Artois and Quuenne Vierres with enemy trench disruption and German encampments hit. It notes French batteries fending off multiple enemy bombardments in the Argonne. Violent cannonade continues in Lorraine near Montes Rezorges Chazellen and Vosges around Rabodeau Launols and Linge.
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Paris
War Office
Artois
Quuenne
Vierres
Argonne
Lorraine
Montes Rezonges
Chazellen
Vosges
Rabodeau
Launols
Linge
Small fires along Pacific slope alarm coastal regions
Fire crews battled stubborn blazes from Vancouver to the Mexican line and east of Idaho. Fires threatened watersheds and burned timber in Oregon and California while scorching parts of the Puget Sound area. A hot spell pushed conditions higher as officials urged reform to curb political domination.
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Canadian Line
Idaho
San Francisco
Pacific Slope
Vancouver
Mexican Line
Larke
Puget Sound
Oregon
Medford
Bend
Hood River
Columbia River
Columbia
Rosebture
Gratin
Bonners Ferry
Fie
Forestry Department
Lake View
Lake Pend d'Oreille
Couer d'Alene
California
Montevilo
Santa Barbara
Los Angeles
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